The future of André Onana at Manchester United continues to spark debates. Will he return to guard the goal at Old Trafford next season? This question has been buzzing among Manchester fans in recent weeks.
On loan this season at Trabzonspor, the Cameroonian goalkeeper has tried to revive his career away from the pressure of the Premier League. In Turkey, he has found his rhythm and playing time, starting regularly in the Süper Lig and showing more calm in his interventions.
However, his performances have been inconsistent. Capable of decisive saves and several important clean sheets, Onana has also faced tougher moments. His ability to play out from the back, one of his main strengths, has been confirmed in the Turkish league.
Despite this encouraging trend, it seems unlikely he will have a lasting return to Manchester. According to several British sources, the club’s management believes his time at the club has come to an end and is considering moving on. The option for a permanent transfer during the next summer transfer window is gaining traction.
Contractually, there is no mandatory purchase included in his loan, meaning he will return to England administratively at the end of the season. But internally, the staff is already preparing for a future without him as goalkeeper.
Aiming high and determined to make his mark at the top level in Europe, André Onana could use his season in Turkey to attract new suitors. A new challenge now seems more likely than a return to the Premier League in a Manchester United shirt.
Unless there’s a major turnaround, next summer will likely mark a definitive split between the Manchester club and their Cameroonian goalkeeper.
